Treat Dispensing Dog Toys – Dog Treat Dispenser Toy Large Chew Toy, Dog Enrichment Toys Dog Treat Ball Freezable Fillable, Strawberry Interactive Dog Puzzle Toy For Puppy Large Medium Small Dogs
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Product Description
Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches; 11.36 ounces
Date First Available : September 15, 2024
Manufacturer : OSORD
ASIN : B0DB1YH91C
Durable and Safe Material: Upgraded Version! Different with treat dispensing toys made solely of rubber, this interactive dog treat toy featuring non-toxic natural rubber encased in tough nylon not only ensures safety during playtime, but also assure durability. Unique strawberry design makes dogs fall in love with it.
Interactive Dog Treat Ball: It’s more than just a dog food feeder, it’s also a puzzle toy for dogs. This treat ball allows you to twist off the top “leaf” to fill it with a variety of treats in different sizes, even wet dog food, as a pupsicles for dogs. Dogs will sniff out the scent of food from the dispensing hole, be attracted by the food, and constantly figure out ways to get their tongue on it.
Irresistible Dog Chew Toy: Stimulate your dog’s chewing instincts with this enticing chew toy. The tough nylon material is perfect for large dogs with strong jaws, and is also a must-have for puppies during their teething phase. This indestructible dog toys provides the best entertainment for dogs to relieve boredom, offering fun mental and physical stimulation through chewing, feeding, and chasing activities.
Promote Dental Health: This puppy chew toys for teething is designed to help clean your dog’s teeth and gums during playtime, promoting good oral hygiene and preventing dental issues. Keeping dogs happy while maintaining a healthy body is the top priority for dog lovers.
Best Dog Birthday Gift: Tough Dog Toy suits super aggressive chewers, large, medium and small dogs. Pet toys designed for healthy and entertainment, perfect as pitbull toys, german shepherd toys, and puppy puzzle toys for dog games. We are confident with durable dog toys, , if you are not satisfied with our toys or need to exchange the goods please contact us for quick after-sale services.
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Cassie –
My dogs love these, highly recommend!
My senior boxers love these, it keeps them busy for a good while and they really have fun flinging them around the house to get kibble. I think they would be tough to clean if you were to put peanut butter or soft food inside, but they come with a scrub brush to help with that if you do try! These would be GREAT for big breeds and big time chewers, and they work exactly as described. I would say this product could even be labeled indestructible!
Antoinette –
â WELL CONSTRUCTED WITH HUGE CAPACITY!
These kinds of toys are the ones, I personally really like, and feel like they’re the most beneficial for pets to play with, gain enrichment, and use problem solving skills.â DURABLE: the outside has a nice rubber or silicone (?) strawberry pattern on one side and a doggie dacron the other. my pup has pretty sharp teeth and has yet to be able to tear or puncture the rubber. It doesn’t bounce much, but there is a slight rebound ability, and it rolls with no problem. The structure inside, I’m assuming is hard plastic; I’ve accidentally kicked or stepped on it, multiple times, especially during the night, in the dark, and I have yet to squish or damage it.â BIG INTERIOR CAPACITY: I was actually really surprised to see that the inside has a large capacity, and can hold a lot! I’ve managed to be able to stuff several ounces of peanutbutter, crumbled up treats, and dog kibble, without any issues, inside of the toy, and have it stay in, fairy well, without spilling out. This toy can hold a huge amount inside of it, so this can keep your pup occupied for several hours on end!â OPENING COULD BE FORMED BETTER: Using the toy without the green cap that makes the opening a little smaller, the edges of the hole in the toy look and feel a little hard and rigid. I worried about possibly cutting or bruising my pups tongue or lips since she plays with this and tries to suck the contents out, for hours and hours. There is also no other hole in the toy to release suction pressure, so I also worried that my dog could possibly get this stuck on her tongue or mouth in some way. It sounds unlikely and maybe a little crazy, but anything possible. I just wish that the edges were a little smoother, rounder, and formed a little better.â´ OVERALL RATING: ââââ FOUR STARS âââââââââââââââââ¡ããã IN SUMMARY: this is quite a large toy, and it can definitely contain a lot. you can stuff all kinds of different things inside of it. the package comes with a cleaning brush which is helpful and a cap that can screw into the opening of the toy to make the opening smaller for smaller pieces of treats or food. the only possible con that i could come up with, is that the opening for the toy could be formed a little better, smoother, and more dog-tongue-friendly. it has some hard, angled edges that make me worry about how hard my dog likes to suck on the opening to get the treat out. also, there is only a single hole in it, that doesn’t allow for release of any kind of pressure, so there’s only one way in and one way out. a second hole would have made this a lot easier to clean and likely make it easier for wet food or treats (like peanut butter) to be able to be pulled out. it’s a nice toy, though and is well constructed and durable though. â¡
Brenda C. –
Sirloin’s new favorite!
My rescue English bulldog, Sirloin, is very good at destroying toys. I can’t even put a mat in his crate – he’ll pull it out and rip it to shreds. The only toys I feel safe letting him have without me hovering over him are hard rubber ones like Kong Black.His old favorite toy was his Kong Black tire… until his new strawberry toy arrived. I didn’t even put treats in it at first, just dropped it in front of him to see what he thought.It was love at first bite! He’ll take it into his crate (probably to protect it from the cats) and spend literally hours gnawing on it. No damage whatsoever to the hard rubber outer part of the strawberry, some very minor wear on the slightly softer inside from very determined efforts to get every last bit of treat paste.He did get the leaves off, but I might have not turned them far enough to lock them in place. I was a little worried when I saw them lying there, but despite him giving them a thorough chewing, they weren’t damaged at all.This is a great toy for long car trips – a bit of treat paste and some kibble inside will keep Sirloin busy for a good long while, and even after he’s managed to extract all the goodies, he’ll keep chewing on the ball and rolling it around until his lazy bulldog butt decides it’s time for a nap. Definitely recommend for strong, enthusiastic chewers.
LMH –
Dogs chewed the top off within 10 min.
Cute, colorful toy. Basically ball with a hole @ the dogs are supposed to roll around treats fall out. There is a little cap that locks over the hole & a plastic key is inserted into a slot to keep the top on. The dogs chewed the top off in just minutes. Smaller dogs might enjoy this but our Malinois crunched this out of shape in a few minutes. I want them back.
P Smith –
My Dog Loves This
This toy looks just like picture and is so cute. It is made of a very hard rubber and is quite large. It does come with a twist top to place over the hole but you have to be extremely careful because my dog was able to remove it. I just use the toy without it now and he does fine. This is a good toy for both indoor and outdoor use. My dog loves this toy and will spend a long time just chewing on it. It has done well with his non-stop chewing and has not shown any signs of tearing up. My dog destroys every toy he gets and it is hard to find those that will hold up. If you have a destroyer and aggressive chewer this is the toy to try.
Digital Nomad | Dog Mom –
A fun way to feed dog
This strawberry stuff toy is a lot more durable than a Kong and holds a lot more than a large. My dog likes to have dry food in this and itâs challenging to get his large kibble out of it. Sometimes I do leave this kind of around the house so he can have as a snack and he likes finding it so he can play with it and get his regular kibble out of it. However, this slow feeder can be frozen and my dog bowl will hold it and eat everything out of it very slowly. This slow feeder is awesome for dogs who need to slow down when they eat. This came with a tool to clean it because it is not as flexible as a Kong so you will have to use it to scoop in and clean it out.
Scott E –
Not my favorite toy
This toy is definitely not what I was expecting, it’s quite stiff and heavy. It’s a little bit confusing to put together/use but doable. My dog wasn’t super interested in the toy but it’s not a bad toy. If you want to use this as a form of slow feeder bowls that would work pretty well. It’s pretty durable and thick, not a bad toy, just not I was expecting.
GScampi –
An excellent treat dispenser
This treat dispensing dog toy is perfect for the pups. It keeps them busy for hours. It also holds a lot of treats.